Excessive posting? ... Interesting.....

[dnjan]

I think I started drinking Millers but after having some popular brand name import beer (dark beers) I discovered a entire new world of flavor all of it's own and could not even pick up a Millers to drink again after that!

And those darker imported beers probably were much less hoppy.
If you haven't been drinking for a bit, you have probably missed the current "hoppier is better" theme that is especially prevalent on the west coast.
I have even tasted some imports aimed at the U.S. market that have completely ruined (IMO) the flavour profile by trying to make the beer hoppy. Like hoppy German hefeweizens or hoppy Belgian beers.

 

[LoveMyHats2]

And those darker imported beers probably were much less hoppy.
If you haven't been drinking for a bit, you have probably missed the current "hoppier is better" theme that is especially prevalent on the west coast.
I have even tasted some imports aimed at the U.S. market that have completely ruined (IMO) the flavour profile by trying to make the beer hoppy. Like hoppy German hefeweizens or hoppy Belgian beers.

I am sure that is how it is. I have actually not had anything to drink for a fairly long time period.

 

[jamespowers]

Well him and I see eye-to-eye on most things, except Avocado Kitchens

Yeah, Macs are for people who don't do anything productive.
Avocado!?:eeek:

 

[jamespowers]

Ugh... I have two huge ones staring at me on my window screen. First praying mantises .... now moths....

They are looking for vintage fabric.:eeek:

 

[jamespowers]

I guess you may know more about beer than I do, but as far as I look at beer, and sort of like some Scotch, Wine, etc., if it is "aged" it took more to develop a fine flavor. I just feel that it takes some time and care for something to be given an age process and takes no time or effort to shoot out a 6 pack of beer from a factory and market it the way BUD does and that perhaps the mass public has no idea what a aged beer would be like. I am not an expert on beer or any other "booze" oriented product. I also note that some people may like BUD if that is what they really like to drink.

I like BUD(AHBIF). It pays good dividends.

 

[rue]

They are looking for vintage fabric.:eeek:

noooooooo............... :eeek:

 

[jamespowers]

noooooooo............... :eeek:

They particularly like women's clothing.

 

[rue]

They particularly like women's clothing.

Yeah, like they can tell

 

[jamespowers]

Yeah, like they can tell

You can tell; they can tell.

 

[rue]

You can tell; they can tell.

Well they're not getting in

 

[jamespowers]

Well they're not getting in

[video=youtube_share;k0pqfjCmqCs]http://youtu.be/k0pqfjCmqCs[/video]

 

[AtomicEraTom]

This was Schlitz and Blue Ribbon country before it was Leinie's country. Ironically, I just found a Leinenkugel's 1888 Bock cap in my jacket, I guess from last year lol We're from Milwaukee and 3 generations spent much of their lives down the block from Schlitz, and a few blocks over from Pabst. I lived 10 blocks from Miller when I was a real little guy.

Schlitz and Blue Ribbon when you're in the heart of Leinenkugel country? Oh, man. My dad has drank PBR for over fifty years, so I get the attraction. I didn't inherit it though. Unfortunately for my bank account, I like the expensive stuff although I probably don't average more than three or four beers a month these days.

Good eye, C-dot

That's a De Vorss drawing. See, I can recognize the great pin-up artist drawing styles from reading my book, The Great American Pin-Up If any of you gentleman's (and ladies!) library shelves are lacking this book, I highly recommend it.

We had them in school, I hated them. Not user friendly, at all.

Yeah, Macs are for people who don't do anything productive.
Avocado!?:eeek:

 

[jamespowers]

We had them in school, I hated them. Not user friendly, at all.

You think that was bad, you needed to be stuck with the old Apple II e.

 

[AtomicEraTom]

We had those in keyboarding class.

You think that was bad, you needed to be stuck with the old Apple II e.

 

[jamespowers]

We had those in keyboarding class.

Geez, those were ancient by then!

 

[AtomicEraTom]

Oh yeah, we used to laugh at those things for being such dinosaurs.

Geez, those were ancient by then!

 

[LoveMyHats2]

Oh yeah, we used to laugh at those things for being such dinosaurs.

Well one thing perhaps being overlooked regarding that is they could be at minimum considered, "vintage"! Weeeeee Hhaaaaaah!

 

[jamespowers]

Oh yeah, we used to laugh at those things for being such dinosaurs.

And junk to boot.

 

[jamespowers]

Well one thing perhaps being overlooked regarding that is they could be at minimum considered, "vintage"! Weeeeee Hhaaaaaah!

:rofl: not quite.

 

[1961MJS]

You think that was bad, you needed to be stuck with the old Apple II e.

Hey, Apple IIe's came out when I was in college. They were great then. I learned to type on the IBM Selectric and some model of Olivetta (spelling). We had to use paper in typing class.

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